Danny Duffy

In the past week, the Dodgers effectively added three Cy Youngs, an MVP, another top-3 MVP finisher and 16 combined All-Star appearances.

Duffy's trade to the Dodgers brings up old memories and sends him home to where new memories can be made.

Brady Singer and Danny Duffy are among the starters raising eyebrows (and missing bats) thanks to adjustments in their approach.

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As the Royals near the end of their rebuild, we roll out half of the key factors in determining whether 2020 can be deemed a step forward.

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The Royals remain on pace to set a franchise record for losses in the season. But through it all, they've remained focused on their work and long-term goals.

Duffy battled diminishing fastball velocity across his last four starts, and his shoulder starting to bark with greater intensity as the calendar shifted to August.

Duffy said he did not expect to miss a start, though it’s possible his turn in the rotation could be pushed back if his shoulder doesn't respond well to an injection.

The left-hander had mostly gone away from the pitch after blowing out his arm and undergoing Tommy John surgery in 2012.

Mondesi shouldered the heavy lifting with a career-high four RBIs in the Royals' victory. But it was his patience at the plate, drawing a walk, that caught manager Ned Yost's attention.

The Royals lose for the 11th time in 12 games and have averaged just two runs per game in 14 contests. “It’s not ideal where we’re at right now,” said pitcher Danny Duffy.